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Tokens exist on the…technological (39)in ethereum • 6 years agoVisibility & Structs In 'Solidity'(Learn 'Solidity' - Part 7)After creating the contracts, if you look at the details, you won't find anything that describes your variables, i.e., name and age. This is where the visibility comes into play, like public…technological (39)in ethereum • 6 years agoVariables In 'Solidity'(Learn 'Solidity' - Part 6)Solidity is a statically typed language, i.e., the type of variable needs to be declared before the compile time, that's why it is important to define the type of variable.…technological (39)in ethereum • 6 years agoSmart Contract Vs DApp(Learn 'Solidity' - Part 5)A lot of people who join the crypto space talk about DApps and Smart Contracts and they use them interchangingly. DApps and Smart Contacts are closely related to each other but they are not one and…technological (39)in ethereum • 6 years agoBasic Smart Contract(Learn 'Solidity' - Part 4)Time to get started with the Smart Contract development using Solidity. We will begin development using the Remix IDE. It is a browser-based IDE for developing Smart Contracts for Ethereum.…technological (39)in ethereum • 6 years agoTips To Learn Solidity On Your Own(Learn 'Solidity - Part 3)It is important to make the best use of your time and learn Solidity in an efficient way. You can use the tips listed below so that you find learning Solidity more enjoyable.   Tip 1. Keep…technological (39)in programming • 6 years agoMultiple Variables In 'Go'(Learn 'Go' - Part10)You can define multiple variables in Go very quickly.   var ( a = 10 b = 20 c = 30 )    Previous Posts In The Series   Introduction To 'Go' Programming Language(Learn…technological (39)in programming • 6 years agoConstants In 'Go'(Learn 'Go' - Part 9)Just like variables, constants also have specific storage locations but their value remains fixed. We use 'const' keyword to create a constant. Constants are useful for the common values you would…technological (39)in programming • 6 years agoVariables In 'Go'(Learn 'Go' - Part 8)Variables allow you to build useful programs, you cannot do much with the basic types. They are specific storage locations with a name and a specific type.  For instance,  package main…technological (39)in programming • 6 years agoEthereum & Smart Contracts(Learn 'Solidity' - Part 2)Ethereum is a decentralized platform based on blockchain that runs smart contracts.  Smart Contracts are applications that run exactly the way they are programmed to run without any…technological (39)in programming • 6 years agoIntroduction To 'Solidity'(Learn 'Solidity' - Part 1)Ethereum is an open-source decentralized blockchain project having a huge presence in the crypto-space. Its cryptocurrency, Ether is similar to Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies but the network…technological (39)in programming • 6 years agoNumbers In 'Go'(Learn 'Go' - Part 7)In Go, there are several types to represent numbers. For Integers, we have int8 int16 int32 int64 uint8 uint16 uint32 uint64   'uint' means unsigned…
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